AFBytes Quarter Rundown — Saturday, July 11, 1:00 PM ET

Folks. Here are the top stories from the last 24 hours. The Trump administration has subpoenaed New York Times reporters over their reporting on alleged security problems with the president's new Air Force One. This legal action tests the balance between executive branch investigative powers and independent reporting on national assets. It's a development that could affect how media organizations handle future stories involving classified or sensitive aircraft programs. President Trump has warned Iran that U.S. missiles are locked and loaded if they attempt any assassination operations. This statement signals heightened U.S. readiness in response to perceived Iranian threats. The warnings raise risks of direct U.S. military involvement and associated defense spending, which could affect global oil prices and household energy costs. Russian forces conducted a combined missile and drone attack on several Ukrainian cities including the capital. Eleven people were reported wounded in Kyiv from the strikes using ballistic and cruise missiles along with drones. Ongoing strikes increase risks to civilian infrastructure and energy supplies in Ukraine. Heightened attacks can raise global energy prices and affect U.S. support spending on European security. The pattern sustains pressure on NATO alliance commitments and defense budgets. Russian forces launched a new wave of missiles and drones across Ukraine, killing at least six people and wounding dozens. Ukrainian officials reported strikes on multiple regions and renewed requests for additional air defense systems. The assault follows a pattern of intensified long-range attacks in recent weeks. Continued attacks raise risks of further escalation in a conflict that already affects global energy prices and supply chains. Continued strikes on civilian areas can drive additional refugee flows and pressure on European security arrangements. U.S. decisions on aid and defense support remain tied to the That's the day from where we sit — thanks for spending part of it with us. Stay with us at AFBytes for what's next.